Sudan Sees Leftist Coup Dismisses Cabinet
Beirut AP reports a bloodless coup in Sudan where Col Jaafar al Nujand leads a National Revolutionary Council after the 1954 constitution was annulled. The government closed banks and gatherings, with ousted President Nameiri and Premier unnamed, while Gen. Hamdallah Deir el Nil fled then surrendered.
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Lebanon
Sudan
Ajtion
Berganash
Nameiri
Teall el Azhari
Damascus
Mohammed A. Mahgoub
Tional Revolutionary Council
Col
Jaafar
Council
Mal Abdel Nasser
Publica
No Vote Yet On Cigarette Tax
Raleigh AP report says a legislator stated the House Appropriations Committee will finalize its budget recommendations for the next biennium. The Senate Finance Committee awaits the appropriations report to determine revenue needs. The bill includes a five cent cigarette tax proposal and a package of other tax measures pending joint committee action.
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Legislar
Carolina General Assembly
Mittee
Johnson
Senate Finance
Commities
Apropriations Committee
Sam Johnson
D-Wake
House Appropriations Committee
House
Sen
Bob Scot
Joint Finance Committee
Cleaver Reported In Havana Amid Parole Violation
AP reports Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther leader and California parole violator, said to be in Havana since last November, per Cuban foreign ministry official though Panthers deny. Other sources claim he arrived in Havana about six months ago. Cleaver, author of Soul on Ice, was imprisoned in 1958 for assault with intent to kill and assault with a deadly weapon, paroled in 1966, parole revoked last year. Johnson notes tentative approval of the A and B budget totaling about 3.3 billion, with proposals on cigarette tax and soft drink tax.
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Eldridge Cleaver
California
Foreign Ministry
Cleaver
Black Panthers
San Francisco
Cuba
Johnson
Gardner Award Goes To Brandis As Statesman Of Democracy
Charlotte AP Henry P P Brandis Jr former UNC Law School dean received the Oliver Max Gardner Award for 1960 at a UNC Board of Trustees meeting. Gov Bob Scott and UNC President William Friday presented the award citing Brandis as a leading educational statesman in a democratic society. Brandis, Graham Kenan professor of law 1965, was dean 1949-1964 and noted democracy allows peaceful change while minorities have right to advocate but not necessarily win.
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Charlotte
UNC Law School
Henry P. P. Brandis Jr
Oliver Max Gardner
The
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Superior Court
William A. Johnson
Lillington
Gardner
Brandis
Graham Kenan
Law School
I’m Not Beauty Queen Type Says Miss U S A
Wendy Dascombs remarks after winning Miss U S A suggests she rejects being a conventional beauty queen. Navy lieutenant Westbrook, her longtime friend, traveled 4000 miles to Miami Beach to attend the Miss Universe contest and support her. Dascomb, a Virginia representative studying at Stratford College, spoke of future plans as she prepared for the pageant circuit.
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Miami Beach
Harape
Wendy
Dascomb
Wee Wee
Ile
Oye Jpionde
Virginia
United States
St. Charles
Westbrook
Sta
Washington
Tolhe Miami Beach
Scotland
Five Killed In North Carolina Weekend Crash Report
The highway patrol reports multiple traffic deaths across North Carolina including five killed near China Grove in a two car collision on Interstate 5. Debris and overturned vehicles near Greensboro and Wilmington involve several youths and adults. The weekend toll raises the yearly total to 606 deaths statewide.
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Associated Press
Mary Torrence
James Devoe
Willie Rogers Isaac
Highway Patrol
Parks
M. Rt. 4
Kannapolis
Hoffman
Margaret Moore
Kannap
Northlolis
Hubert Ray Murdock
Surat
Greensboro
Cald
Roy Walace Edwards
Well Auto
Touisburg
Chris” Dwight Lewis
Vict
Wilmington
Centerville
Michael Ray Shumate
Vernon Register
Wil ‘Thurman
Ruth Cassady
Elmington
Igieg
James Charles Caldwell
N.C
Rt. 4
Statesville
Asheboro
James Robert Rouse
Wake Forest
No Glory Says Col Honeycutt At Hamburger Hill
Camp Evans Vietnam reports Lt Col Weldon Honeycutt, a Greets native and former Korean War veteran, defended by 90 enemy while leading the 187th Infantry Battalion at Hamburger Hill. He spoke firmly about the army and his climb from high school to college, noting his continued rise through combat and leadership despite tough battles.
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Vietnam
Boro
N. C
Weldon Honeycutt
Ajer
Greets
Honeycutt
187Th Infantry
Hamburger Hill
Pan Sae
Sanitation Workers Walk Out Over Pay and Demands
About 80 sanitation workers in Fayetteville walked off the job after a dispute over wages and promotional policies. Fifty soldiers were killed and 300 wounded in an enemy assault referenced by Honeycutt, who led a unit of troops. Some workers returned to work later, while others remained away after threats. The department employs 94 workers. typical crews are 80.
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Honeycutt
Dong Ap Bia
Shou Wai
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